I’m not sure how much the authorities can do here anyway. They didn’t see the violations committed and wouldn’t be able to testify to who was driving the vehicle at the time. You could bring in witnesses, but then the other side would have their own witnesses, and are you going to really do all that for a traffic…

Saw this guy by my house the other day, had to take a photo....

Only 850? They must all be in SoCal then because I’ve seen a number of them. Not a lot, mind you, but a few. There’s two at my work.

This is why I like the Project Binky series. Low budget, two mechanics, witty/stupid humor, etc. But it focuses on the insane project in front of them, and they just manage to make magic happen in steel, all the while making me pee myself with laughter.

Maybe I’m beginning to show my age, but I used to always watch Shadetree Mechanic with Dave Bowman and Sam Memolo (I think that’s his name) and growing up it really did actually show you how to work on some vehicle basics, brakes, adjusting valves, etc... Maybe it wasn’t the most lively show but it centered on cars. I…

I would be impressed if reality car TV showed real problems, like figuring out that pesky intermittent misfire on someone’s old Jeep Grand Cherokee who can’t afford the repair bill, let alone the gas bill when it IS running right, and the car is 3/4 filled with fast food wrappers and old french fries. Because that’s…

Not a single mention of Roadkill, huh? They’re perfect for TV. All of their episodes would actually fit perfectly into 1 hour time slots. That and they are already touring which could only bolster viewership.

One of the biggest threats comes from the expansion of oil and gas drilling, including fracking, in places like the Los Padres National Forest.

[insert fart joke here]

All Azteks were immaculate. The dealers always take care of unsold inventory.

rest of the world? who are they?

No, your heap of metal is not worth $3000, no matter what shade of yellow it once was. Or maybe that’s just oxidation.

Oh, I’m sorry, can you hold your engine together long enough to try to catch me?

Haha, someone’s jealous.

I’ll endorse this. Fuck New Yorkers thinking that their idiocy applies anywhere else.

I understand a New Yorker’s disdain for sandals considering the filth of the city in which you reside and the grounds on which it exists.

I live in a coastal area of Los Angeles. I’m from here. I lived in San Diego for a while. Let’s make a deal - you don’t tell me when it is appropriate to wear sandals and I won’t make fun of you when you wear floral printed boardshorts over boxers to the beach.